I just wasn't sure how the CSA and accelerated depreciation would be impacted should I convert it to a personal residence 2 years after the rebuild.Sharing this clarification up front would have produced better targeted responses.When you convert a rental property to a residence, nothing happens tax-wise.

She's a predator for an easy target.

Here’s our OPINION for the Metro Detroit market (use as a template for your target area!)

Too many folks think that physicians have deep pockets (if we do, it's not from just being an MD), so we are an attractive target for lawsuits.

Once I achieve this, I'll consider it a success, and any additional investments will be a bonus.

Ask people in BP who are not selling books and courses how many have achieved this.

Bob is right that you can get better cash flow on the east side, but I still see deals pop up over there from time to time and I don't see any rapid depreciation in those neighborhoods coming any time soon and I think if your strategy is to buy and hold in nicer areas with less risk, it's a very good area to target.

I don't think cap rate for residential RE is necessarily the best metric, but I try and achieve a 10% minimum gross rent to purchase price figure, so a $300K property I am hoping to achieve a $30K/month gross income goal.

Investors are scouring the market looking for 10-15% COC but your target market appears to be littered with 50% COC returns?

Our goal is to meet a targeted return of 15%-20% AAR within 5-years, doubling our capital within the investment period, to propel us into a bigger deal.